Follow the prompts to finish the beta installation.When the download is complete, you’ll see a new window to install macOS Ventura, click Continue.The System Preferences > Software Update window should launch automatically with the macOS Ventura beta appearing, click Download.Double-click it to mount the utility disk image, now double-click the Access Utility.pkg to install the macOS beta profile on your Mac.Head to your Downloads folder and you should see the macOS Beta Access Utility.Scroll down again and click Download the macOS Public Beta Access Utility.

Scroll down under the Get Started section and click enroll your Mac.On the Guide for Public Betas page, choose macOS.Click Sign In in the top right corner and log in if you’re not already.On your Mac, head to Apple’s public beta website.Make a fresh backup of your Mac in case you want to downgrade your device at any point.Get macOS Ventura Install the macOS Ventura public beta The beta comes with an almost 12 GB file size. We’ve seen issues with notifications and FaceTime not working properly so far in the beta. Performance issues and bugs can be common, particularly with early builds.

Keep in mind the macOS Ventura beta isn’t always the best fit for use on your primary Mac.

macOS 13 Ventura includes new wallpaper, and you can download it right here.

macOS 13 Ventura: These are the Macs that will support the new operating system.

Update 7/11: The macOS Ventura public beta is now available.Īpple made the first macOS 13 beta available after unveiling the software at its WWDC keynote. Want to check out what’s new in the latest Mac release like Stage Manager, Continuity Camera, upgrades for Safari, Mail, and Messages, the Weather and Clock apps landing on the platform, and new System Settings? Here’s how to get macOS Ventura early with the free public beta or developer beta.

Beta profile download